The Conjugation of the Day (2010-04-05)

Question

The Conjugation of the Day ..... Imperative Mood

Note: The imperative mood expresses direct commands, requests, and prohibitions. In many circumstances, using the imperative mood may sound blunt or even rude, so it is often used with care

These are the rules:

• Everyday, participants will be asked to write a complete conjugation (all pronouns) for the mood and tense specified.
• You must write your conjugations in both Spanish and English.
• You can use any verb, but you must keep mood and tense
• Finally you must write a sentence in English and Spanish with the verb chosen for any pronoun.
• You can post as many answers as you like.

Everyday the most voted conjugation (or more elaborated) will receive the prize to the best answer.

Please, do not forget to be generous with your voting...Thanks

are we also supposed to include the opposite of the command, like don't smoke (no fumen?) - a_butter, ABR 21, 2010

There is no restriction. You can answer with the affirmative, negative or interrogative form... - Carlos-F, ABR 21, 2010

Answer 1

Verb: Practicar / To practice

Pronoun	To practice	Practicar
I / Yo	----	----
You / Tú	practice	practica
He-She / Él-Ella	practice	practique
We / Nosotros	let's practice	practiquemos
You / Vosotros	practice	practicad
They / Ellos	practice	practiquen

Practiquemos este ejercicio de la conjugación para mejorar nuestra gramática.

Let's pratice this conjugation exercise to improve our grammar.

Very good... - Carlos-F, ABR 5, 2010

Answer 2

Pronoun

you/tu trust f

he, she el, ella trust fiefíe

we, nosotros lets trust fiemos

you,vosotros trust fiad

they, ellos trust fienfíen

Fíe el gobierno con fe de ciego.

Trust the government with blind faith.

Fíe en el gobierno con fe ciega... (I'm respecting your sentence, but isn't a common Spanish form of expression...) - Carlos-F, ABR 6, 2010

I must work on accents. I don't understand what you mean. I don't believe this statement but it is how many people believe. - eastside, ABR 6, 2010

Answer 3

Pronoun	English Verb	Spanish Verb
I / Yo	..english..	..spanish..
You / Tú	tell	di, no digas
He-She / Él-Ella	tell	diga
We / Nosotros	tell	digamos
You / Vosotros	tell	decid, no digáis
They / Ellos	tell	digan

¡No me digas que estoy retrasado!

Don't tell me that I'm too late!

....estoy muy atrasado (or retrasado)! - Carlos-F, ABR 6, 2010

Answer 4

Pronoun	English Verb	Spanish Verb
I / Yo
You / Tú	stay	quédate
He-She / Él-Ella	stay	quédese.
We / Nosotros/as	Let´s stay	quedémonos
You / Vosotros/as	stay	quedaos
They / Ellos/as	stay	quédense.

Quedarse To remain/stay (yourself)

No te quedes demasiado tiempo en la fiesta! Don´t stay too long at the party!

....tiempo EN la .... - Carlos-F, ABR 6, 2010